The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-26
CHATS ~ THE WAY.


Elbow 10 the editor Of the two most
thriving papers In the Slate Of Missis.
ippip
"Fiust rate" replied the Hon. ]. O.
Roseborougb, the owner Of the Tate
County Record and the Duck Hill
Furnace. "The Furnace Is red hot
and 30 Is the boom In real estate at
Duck Hill. II 10 Q big job for one
man to run two live newspapers, espe-
cislly when they are several hundred
miles apart"
at Is Iumored that there Is some |
dissatisfaction In your Judicial district,
growing out Of the nomination Of Capt
slack for district attorney. Will It
amount to snythiDgf'
"There have been expressions to
that effect from some quarters, but, in
my opinion, they will pot assume
formidable shape. For eeve:sl yeas
pas. We have had more or lees dissen-
sion In our section on account OF the
Greenbsek and Independent element,
but II was that element which, having
apparently abandoned lite orpa pisstion,
came back into the Democratic party
AID contributed largely TO the nomi-
nation OF Mr.. Slack. II Is fair to pro
sumo that they will support him, and
Of cure the old line Democrats will
not fail to 20 So"
"Who 10 mentioned nc the probable
Independent candldate~
Nv. d. Miller, Of Ssrdis, who is q
fine lawyer, has been spoken OF, i I'M
derstand, but he has not yet formally
announced himself. 1 hope he will
| not do 30, for he Glands veil In the
district, and II would be frnitloes Of.
tempt for him 10 try 10 defeat Capt
Slack. He would not carry Q single
county in the district. There has
been q call made for an independent
convention, or rather primary cleo.
ton, in Pamela county, but 1t will
amount to nothing. That county is
the home Of Capt. Miller, and that
convention may undertake to give
shape to his candidacy, II he 10 really
in the field. This opposition to the
regular nominee generally succeed,
every convention. Sometimes II
amounts TO something, but oftener ID
idle talk OF disgruntled friends OF the
defeated candidates. In this Instance
an sure II will amount to nothing
-.
"Are you feeling a. we'll - you
look, Mr.. Ben Garrett" was the salu'
tation to the junior member Of the
firm Of W. N. Brown 4 Co., cottor
factors, yesterday afternoon.
ayes, and think good deal bet
ter. have been taking short vacs
ton, visiting my old home at Tyre
Mrs, and looking over the crops OIL
several plantations that j still Ietsil
&C. .he;c."
swell, how did you end every
} thinsp
"The cotton 10 far above the aver
!. sge, but Ia being hurt TO some exten
BY this cold snap and blight
didn't try TO learn much news. M
D object was rest, and enjoyed It,"
-.
8 Judge Hammond, when are 20
/ going 10 some summer resort, s yo
!. do every season."
z 81 have been too busy TO get away
/, besides, Memphis has been 4 pleasar
enough resort for me this year, and
will not 20 any where"
"Who do you think will draw II
Q vacant Supreme Court prlre7"
l. "Howell Z. Jackson, in my cp Moi
). will be the successor OF Justi'
!. Woods"
% "whst Is the news from Hol
q Springs, Aissl" was ssked Postmasi
q John y. Finley, the frs, Democrat
70 one that good town has had 4
= twenty years, and as efficient as ar
70 Mr.. Cleveland has ever appointe
70 mo news Of any interest sin
the excitement over the primal
election and convention OF Mo
day last has subsid.d. There are mo
rood Democrats In Marshall cou
ID " than any other In the State, al
thsy all take q hand at an election
any hind, A hist rate ticket was mol
mated, aud the 'un,errified' are sat
o fed. Must see q man on imports
u business and then catch the out goi
10 train, 90 good bye"
..
IN "why don't you Memphis peoI
~ come out to Eagle Springs for 20
% yacstlon 7" ssld Charley Reed, a.
"a stopped 10 shake hands with !
n "Ohsr man yesterday; at 10 Q
W llehtiul place, only about City mi
ID from Memphis, on the Kansas y
10 and Birmingham road. II In bound
n. be the most popular resort In Mics
:. sippl. Come out and stay with rs
=. ieu days and you will be rejuv'
10 stsd."
20 "Powdsr 10 Q dangerous thing
he handle, bat We are handling
az quantities Of II daily" remarked
I'd J. T. Jefferson, agent Of the Hercu
oh Pouder Company, a. he eat In
a. Front street tffice yesterday. 1T
~. price romiins unchanRed, and 10 !
int enough for every huntsnian 10 g
ur. gaming a. much N he pleases."
bic ..
hst Sheriff.. W. Miller, OF Marsh
Of. county, MICS, took dinner At Caste
md yesterday. He 10 ono Of the youns
|, . aud most Efficient eherias In the Sta
-. He was only beaten for renominst
," ct lsst Saturdays election by n
Gu votes.
YER ~
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<s tionists.
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